Sentence examples for estimated because the from inspiring English sources

Upfront market numbers are usually estimated because the sellers and buyers rarely acknowledge publicly how much they sold or how much they paid.

Production volume must be carefully estimated because the selection of techniques depends upon the volume to be produced and anticipated short-term changes in demand.

In addition, it said, premiums charged for private insurance will be 2 percent higher than previously estimated because the additional subscribers will have lower average incomes, will be in "somewhat poorer health" and will need more care than previously expected.

Furthermore, the effect of sidestreams on nutrient removal efficiency can be estimated because the performance of the whole plant can be simulated.

In addition, cloud radiative forcing can be more accurately estimated because the cloud optical properties are calculated using the mass concentration and number concentration (Hansen and Travis [1974]).

Health & Beauty Division Reimburses of dispensing revenue and revenue derived from optical services is initially estimated because the actual reimbursement is often not known until after the month of sale.

The cost of settling out the contracts of those top executives is difficult to estimate because the terms are private.

The cancer risk related to the consumption of red meat is more difficult to estimate, because the evidence that red meat causes cancer is not as strong.

At Wimbledon, where revenue is difficult to estimate because the event is run by a private club, it is believed to be in excess of $200 million.

Shares of Station Casinos Inc. rose 12percentt after the owner of Las Vegas-area casinos said its first-quarter and 2002 earnings would beat analysts' estimates because the city's economy was improving.

(It's currently at 75percentt, he estimates, because the 350 it supports now are the largest ones).